Clearing Taiwan is beginning.

Clearing Taiwan is beginning.

Trump, the master of negotiations, seems to have effectively reached a deal behind the scenes in which China presents Taiwan to China and instead completely withdraws from the Korean Peninsula.

Therefore, in Korea, the Democratic Party of Korea, which sensed that the Chinese string was falling, has shown strange patterns such as flattery of the Trump Nobel Prize, postponement of the appointment of a justice of the Constitutional Court, and right-click attempts by the party leader.

Trump's calculation seems to have seen that Taiwan is already seriously pro-China to return to its original state and will be like South Vietnam in case of emergency, and that the cost of protection is greater than the cost of handing over.

Above all, Taiwan is not a member of the UN, and there is no U.S. Embassy in Taiwan, so there is no justification for a deal. The most important part is that there is no alliance treaty between the U.S. and Taiwan.

From China's perspective, North Korea is now a traitor to Russia. Xi Jinping's official book was humiliated and the cost of maintaining North Korea (including the cost of maneuvering the Republic of Korea) is slowly becoming burdensome to China's brinkmanship economy.

Above all, Xi Jinping's power is threatened by the second-in-command. A new achievement is needed to escape from here. If the Chinese do not fill the Chinese pop, Xi Jinping will be finished.
(The achievement of Taiwan merger is an irresistible, or very necessary, option.)

It is better for Trump to keep Xi Jinping than the Chinese military. This is because, as seen in Japanese imperialism and the Nazis, militaristic countries do not negotiate.

At least, it is beneficial to protect Xi Jinping, who is afraid of negotiations and trade sanctions and avoids direct military conflicts with the United States.

(Firm)